Bring in the new year and burn off those pounds gained over the festive season with this selection of walks from our archives.

Great British Life: Little Moreton HallLittle Moreton Hall (Image: Aneta Talbot)

Astbury, Little Moreton Hall and Brownlow Heath
January 2021 issue
Pass by two of Cheshire's architectural gems in the form of the Church of St Mary in Astbury and Little Moreton Hall in this January walk near Congleton.
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Great British Life: View from Bickerton HillView from Bickerton Hill (Image: PAUL TAYLOR)

Bickerton Hill and Raw Head
January 2020 issue
Take a stroll around Bickerton Hill and onto Raw Head and imagine what life was like for local folk here in harsher times.
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Great British Life: The Tree of Imagination by Paul TaylorThe Tree of Imagination by Paul Taylor (Image: Archant)

Lower Peover
January 2019 issue
Start the new year with a walk through history, trekking through quintessential Cheshire terrain.
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Styal and Manchester Airport
January 2018 issue
If haven't managed to jet away for a winter break, and the closest you will get to the airport is this winter walk, then you can enjoy some splendid local scenery.
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Great British Life: A seasonal sight on Ancoats Lane by Paul TaylorA seasonal sight on Ancoats Lane by Paul Taylor (Image: Archant)

Mobberley and Great Warford
January 2017 issue
This walk is in one of Cheshire's most des-res locations. You should see animals galore on this walk; from the horses occupying the numerous fields and if you are lucky enough, a rabbit or fox.
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Heswall Dales
January 2016 issue
If you fancy a bit of fresh sea air to bring in the new year, head to the Wirral Pennisula and walk through dales and coastline.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change. We recommend you refer to an up to date OS map before you set off to plot your route.